Denmark passed law requiring newly arrived refugees to hand over valuables, including jewelry and gold. The move emphasizes an anti-immigration backlash that has prompted several European countries to seek ways to discourage migrants from entering.
Four Syrian refugees won a landmark legal case on Wednesday allowing them to enter London from the Calais camp in France known as “The Jungle.”
More than 10,000 desperate refugees are trapped in Hong Kong in hopes of seeking political asylum. However, a protected rule prevents them for doing so, trapping them in the country as a result.
After being the brunt of the biggest immigration wave since World War II, Germany cuts down on receiving refugees from North America by repatriating those coming from Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, declaring them 'safe havens.'
